Jodie E. Francis
GTD Novice
WR #3 done on Monday, which is 3 for 3 in 2015, and my longest streak in 2 yrs of GTD practice (!)
Starting in mid-Dec I set clear goals for the year, with the help of Michael Hyatt's 'Best year ever' program. SMART(ER) goals, with a clear understanding of WHY each is important to me. For now it's tracked on my paper worksheets, which I review weekly and someday I may move it to Evernote.
Some are traditional type goals (grow more beans, peas, tomatoes and cucumbers than last year) and others are to establish the habits that enable me to stay clear and focused and meet my goals (rise between 5 and 6:30 at least 5 days per week).
The idea of establishing specific habits to support achievement of goals was new for me, as was the idea of identifying one goal/habit in particular that, if attained, would make it easier to achieve the rest - like the first domino that sets off a chain reaction. So far it is working well, and for me to sustain anything beyond 30 days is quite remarkable.
Starting in mid-Dec I set clear goals for the year, with the help of Michael Hyatt's 'Best year ever' program. SMART(ER) goals, with a clear understanding of WHY each is important to me. For now it's tracked on my paper worksheets, which I review weekly and someday I may move it to Evernote.
Some are traditional type goals (grow more beans, peas, tomatoes and cucumbers than last year) and others are to establish the habits that enable me to stay clear and focused and meet my goals (rise between 5 and 6:30 at least 5 days per week).
The idea of establishing specific habits to support achievement of goals was new for me, as was the idea of identifying one goal/habit in particular that, if attained, would make it easier to achieve the rest - like the first domino that sets off a chain reaction. So far it is working well, and for me to sustain anything beyond 30 days is quite remarkable.